The 2019 Shute Shield season is 146th season of a premier rugby union competition in Sydney and the 97th season of the Shute Shield. The 2019 season is featuring 11 teams, following Penrith's cutting from the competition in 2018. The premiers were Sydney University, defeating Warringah by 5 points in the grand final, held at Bankwest Stadium.[1]

Quick Facts Champions, Matches played ...
2019 Super Rugby season
ChampionsSydney University
Matches played93
Tries scored717 (7.71 per match)
Top try scorer(s)Jack Grant (Eastern Suburbs)
14 tries
Official websiteshuteshield.com
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Competition format

The 2019 Shute Shield season will be played across 18 rounds, with each team playing each other once and eight other teams twice in a home and away format. This will be followed by a six-team play-off post season, culminating with a grand final on 24 August.[2]

Teams

More information Club, Location ...
ClubLocationHome groundNicknameFirst seasonPremier­ships
Eastern SuburbsUpper Eastern SuburbsWoollahra Oval, Rose BayThe Beasties19009
EastwoodThe HillsTG Millner Field, MarsfieldThe Woodies19476
GordonUpper North ShoreChatswood Oval, ChatswoodHighlanders19368
ManlyLower Northern BeachesManly Oval, ManlyThe Marlins19067
Northern SuburbsLower North ShoreNorth Sydney Oval, North SydneyThe Shoreman, Norths, The Red and Blacks19007
ParramattaParramattaGranville Park, MerrylandsTwo Blues19343
RandwickLower Eastern SuburbsCoogee Oval, CoogeeGalloping Greens, The Wicks191432
Southern DistrictsSt. George and The ShireForshaw Park, Sylvania WatersThe Rebels19890
Sydney UniversityCamperdownUniversity Oval No. 2, CamperdownThe Students190040
WarringahUpper Northern BeachesPittwater Park, WarriewoodThe Rats, Ratties19711
West HarbourInner WestConcord Oval, ConcordPirates19002
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Standings

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2019 Shute Shield standings
Pos Team P W D L PF PA PD TF TA TB LB Pts
1Sydney University 171205617304+313933913364
2Eastwood 171205550420+130785913263
3Warringah 171304488408+80655410062
4Northern Suburbs 16907470426+44685810349
5Eastern Suburbs 16907449425+2462539247
6Manly 16817444465−2164668446
7Gordon 16817454391+6359556444
8Randwick 16709440441−158627237
9Southern Districts 176011446514−6863719437
10West Harbour 163211388574−18646835324
11Parramatta 161015261639−3784096408
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Play-offs

Week 1

10 August
15:00
Sydney University47–31Manly
Try: Harry Johnson-Holmes (2)
Tom Horton
Rohan O'Regan
Ben Hughes
Guy Porter
Harry Potter
Con: James Kane (5)
Ben Hughes
Cards: James Kane Yellow card
Scoreboard[3]Try: Michael Adams (2)
Alex Dalzell
Con: Beaudein Waaka (3)
Pen: Beaudein Waaka
Sydney University Football Ground
10 August
15:10
Warringah24–7Northern Suburbs
Try: Samuel Ward
Josh Holmes
Liam Windon
Max Girdler
Con: Harley Attwater (2)
Scoreboard[4]Try: Nathan Russell
Con: Angus Sinclair
Pittwater Park
10 August
15:10
Eastwood24–21Eastern Suburbs
Try: Rhys Allen
Barton Picone
Mark Nawaqanitawase
Con: Tayler Adams
Scoreboard[5]Try: Rowan Perry (2)
Lalakai Foketi
Con: Mack Mason (3)
Cards: Jack Turley Yellow card
Jack Grant Yellow card
TG Millner Field

Week 2

17 August
13:10
Eastwood15–22Warringah
Try: Patrick Sio
James Sarks
Con: Tayler Adams
Pen: Tayler Adams
Cards: Barton Picone Yellow card
Scoreboard[6]Try: Harry Jones (2)
Con: Harley Attwater
Pen: Harley Attwater
Cards: Samuel Ward Yellow card
North Sydney Oval
17 August
15:10
Sydney University40–7Northern Suburbs
Try: Jake Gordon (2)
Declan Moore
Rohan O'Regan
Guy Porter
Mitch Whiteley
Con: James Kane (5)
Cards: Lachlan Swinton Yellow card
Scoreboard[7]Try: Cameron Clark
Con: Angus Sinclair
Cards: Will Miller Yellow card
North Sydney Oval

Grand Final

References

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